ENPS Workflow	MOS versions supported - 2.8.3, 2.6	Omneon
The ability to create placeholders within the ENPS Assignment Area for raw ingested material.		✓
The ability to create placeholders within the ENPS Assignment Area for raw ingested material within an NLE.		✓
The ability to create placeholders within a Running Order for edited or completed media.		✓
The ability to make ENPS aware of raw ingested or finished/edited media.		✓
The ability to Autocreate media objects.		✓
The ability to Manually create media objects.		✓
The ability to copy ENPS stories between sites results in the transparent and automatic copy of embedded media as well.		✓
The ability to display the Status of a media file (i.e. Ready, Not Ready, Playing, Stop, Queued).		✓
The ability to preview media within a script.
The ability to assign or display channel assignments.		✓
The ability to dynamically create and update a play list within a Media Object Server.		✓
The ability to receive the full context of data associated with a Rundown.		✓
The ability to allow other devices to send specific and unambiguous “PLAY” “EXECUTE” “PAUSE” “STOP” AND “SIGNAL” commands to a Media Object Server.
The ability to drag and drop media from within a script directly onto a NLE timeline.
The ability to edit an ENPS script from within an External Device.
The ability to display an Active X Plug-in within its own window, detached from ENPS.		✓
The ability to Drag and Drop media from Active X Plug-in directly into an ENPS script.		✓
The ability to double click a media file in ENPS brings back media in the Active X Plug-in.		✓
The ability to view and search the media database within ENPS via the Active X Plug-in.		✓
The ability to include an archived media file in an active Rundown, automatically brings back media from Archive.		✓
The ability to automatically begin communicating with the ENPS “Buddy” Server, only if the Primary Server is unavailable.		✓

 

MOS Version: 2.8.3	Supported: Yes or No No*= Partially Supported		MOS Version: 2.8.2	Supported: Yes or No No*= Partially Supported
Profile 0: Basic Communication	Yes		Profile 0: Basic Communication	Not supported
Profile 1: Basic Object Based Workflow	Yes		Profile 1: Basic Object Based Workflow	Not supported
Profile 2: Basic Running Order/Content List Workflow	Yes		Profile 2: Basic Running Order/Content List Workflow	Not supported
Profile 3: Advanced Object Based Workflow	Yes		Profile 3: Advanced Object Based Workflow	Not supported
Profile 4: Advance RO/Content List Workflow	No		Profile 4: Advance RO/Content List Workflow	Not supported
Profile 5: Item Control	No		Profile 5: Item Control	Not supported
Profile 6: MOS Redirection	No		Profile 6: MOS Redirection	Not supported
Profile 7: MOS RO/Content List Modification	No		Profile 7: MOS RO/Content List Modification	Not supported

 

MOS Version: 2.8.1	Supported: Yes or No No*= Partially Supported		MOS Version: 2.8	Supported: Yes or No No*= Partially Supported
Profile 0: Basic Communication	Not supported		Profile 0: Basic Communication	Not supported
Profile 1: Basic Object Based Workflow	Not supported		Profile 1: Basic Object Based Workflow	Not supported
Profile 2: Basic Running Order/Content List Workflow	Not supported		Profile 2: Basic Running Order/Content List Workflow	Not supported
Profile 3: Advanced Object Based Workflow	Not supported		Profile 3: Advanced Object Based Workflow	Not supported
Profile 4: Advance RO/Content List Workflow	Not supported		Profile 4: Advance RO/Content List Workflow	Not supported
Profile 5: Item Control	Not supported		Profile 5: Item Control	Not supported
Profile 6: MOS Redirection	Not supported		Profile 6: MOS Redirection	Not supported

 

MOS Version: 2.6	Yes
MOS Version: 2.5	Not supported